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joint
articulation or arthrosis, point of contact between 2bones, bone and cartilage or between bone and teeth
fibrous
no synovial cavity, held together by connective tissue, little to no movement
3 types of fibrous joints
Suture, syndemoses (amphiaarthrosis) and gomphoses (synarthrosis)
Suture fibrous joints
between skull bones thin layer of dense fibrous connective tissue. synarthrosis(immovable)
syndemoses fibrous joint
more fibrous connective tissue, allows slight movement(amphiarthrosis) Exp: interosseus membrane between tibia/fibula
gomphosis fibrous joints
cone shaped peg that fits into a socket (synarthrosis) exp: Teeth
cartilaginous joints
no synovial cavity, fibrocartilage or hyaline cartilage, little to no movement
2 types of cartilaginous joints
synchondroses and symphyses
synchondroses cartilaginous joints
connecting material is hyaline cartilage
symphyses cartilaginous joint
ends of articulating bones covered with hyaline cartilage but bones connected by fibrocartilage. All found in body midline (ampiarthrosis)
synovial joints
held together by ligaments, most common
types of synovial joints
planar, hinge, pivot, condyloid or ellipsoidal, saddle and ball and socket
synovial fluid
reduces friction, supplies nutrients and removes metobolic waste (shock absorption)
planar or gliding
flat or slightly curved articulating surfaces (intercarpal joints)
hinge
convex into concave (elbow, knee, ankle)
pivot
rounded, pointed surface with ring formed partially by bone and partly by ligament (atlanto-axial joint, radioulnar joint)
condyloid or ellipsoidal
convex oval shaped projection fits into oval-shaped depression of another bone (wrist and metacarpophalangeal joints)
saddle
Horse and rider configuration (carpometacarpol joint between trapezium and metacarpal of thumb)
ball and socket
shoulder and hip
Bursae
fluid filled saclike structure which alleviate friction in some joints as in shoulder and knee
synarthrosis
no movement
amphiarthrosis
slightly movable
diarthrosis
free moving
tendon sheath
tubelike bursae wrapping around tendons where there is considerable friction (shoulder)
flexion/extension
decrease in angle between bones/increase in angle (sagital plane)
abduction/adduction
movement of bone away from midline/toward midline (frontal plane)
medial rotation/lateral rotation
movement of bone around longitudial axis (hip, shoulder)
pronation/supination
movement of forearm that turns palm posteriorly/anteriorly
eversion/inversion
lateral movement of the sole/ medial movement
plantarflexion/dorsiflexion
bending of foot down/bending up
elevation/depression
superior movement of body part/inferior movement of body part (jaw)
upward rotation/downward rotation
lifting of shoulder/lowering of shoulder
lateral flexion
movement of trunk (leaning to the side)
protraction/retraction
chin forward/chin back
circumduction
flexion,abduction, extension and adduction in order (circle)
atlanto-occipital
c1-condyloid
no abduction or adduction
flexion/extension
atlanto-axial
atlas and axis
pivot
intervertebral
between the facets
gliding, flex/ext and rotation
temporomandibular
temple/mandible
hinge and planar
pectoral girdle
scapula and clavicle
protract/retract, elevate/depress, up rotation/down rotation
glenohumeral
shoulder joint
ball and socket
elbow
hinge
flex and extend
radioulnar
radius/ulna
pivot, rotation
radiocarpal
wrist
condyloid
flex/ext, ab/add, circumduct
intercarpal
between proximal and distal carpal bones
glide
metocarpophalangeal
knuckles
condyloid
flex/ext, ab/add, circumduct
interphalangeal
fingers and toes
hinge
coxal
hip
ball and socket
flex/ext, ab/add, circum, medial/lateral rotation
tibiofemoral
knee
hinge
flex/ext
talocrural
ankle
hinge
flex/ext, dorsal and planarflexion
intertarsal
glide
inversion and eversion
luxation
dislocate, displacement of joint
subluxation
partial or incomplete dislocation
ROM
how far a joint can be moved
factors that affect joint ROM
structure and shape of bones, stenght of ligaments, , disuse, muscle, contact of soft parts, hormones
arthritis
form of rheumatism in which the joints are swollen, stiff and painful
osteoarthritis
most common, degenerative joint disease in which joint cartilage is gradually lost
Rheumatiod arthritis
disease in which the immune system of the body attacks it's own tissues
gouty arthritis
cartilage eroded by uric waste(waste of metabolism)